> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.sdocs.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings.md). # Template Configuration: Fields, Profiles, Settings - [Creating an S-Sign Enabled Template](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/creating-an-s-sign-enabled-template.md): Add the S-Sign Template Editor to begin building a template with signer inputs. - [Customize S-Sign Fields & Inputs](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/customize-s-sign-fields-and-inputs.md): This page will walk users through the S-Sign Fields and describe the different customization setting that are available. - [Define Signer Profile & Routing](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/define-signer-profile-and-routing.md): The following table outlines the Signer Profiles Settings that are available through the template editor and describes them in detail. - [E-Signature Requests: Multiple Signers](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/define-signer-profile-and-routing/e-signature-requests-multiple-signers.md): Sending documents to multiple signers allows you to automate complex signing workflows, such as "Borrower" and "Lender" agreements, by defining specific roles and orders for each recipient. - [Customize Template & Signer Settings](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/customize-template-and-signer-settings.md): This page will provide information on all S-Sign specific settings that are available for S-Sign Enabled Document within the template editor. - [How to: Generate various inputs using Component Templates](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/how-to-generate-various-inputs-using-component-templates.md): This page will guide a user through generating an E-Signature request for input with a various number of records - [Handling Dynamic Signers in S-Sign Enabled Templates](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/handling-dynamic-signers-in-s-sign-enabled-templates.md): This guide explains how to configure S-Sign templates to handle a variable number of signers by leveraging automation to generate profiles and signature fields based on record data. - [How to: Write back to a Salesforce Record using S-Sign Input Fields](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/how-to-write-back-to-a-salesforce-record-using-s-sign-input-fields.md): This page will guide showcase how write back to a Salesforce Record is achievable using S-Sign Fields. - [S-Sign with PDF-Upload](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/s-sign-with-pdf-upload.md): This guide covers the integration of S-Docs PDF-Upload with S-Sign, allowing you to use existing PDF files as templates while overlaying e-signature fields via a drag-and-drop interface. - [How to: Use many S-Sign Enabled PDF-Upload Templates as Components](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/s-sign-with-pdf-upload/how-to-use-many-s-sign-enabled-pdf-upload-templates-as-components.md): This page will help guide a user with configuring PDF-Upload Components to be used in a parent template. - [Configure PDF-Upload Fields as S-Sign Fields](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/s-sign-with-pdf-upload/configure-pdf-upload-fields-as-s-sign-fields.md): This page will walk the user through configuring a standard PDF-Upload Field as a S-Sign Merge Field in order to leverage the Render If Functionality - [How to: Accept User Input to Render Components for E-Signature](https://help.sdocs.com/s-sign/template-configuration-fields-profiles-settings/how-to-accept-user-input-to-render-components-for-e-signature.md): This page will walk the user through a complex use case showcasing the Flows, Conditional Logic, and E-Signature --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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